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Thanks.
It won't be pretty. I know. Hope to get some straight carbon forks with road rake soon.

Hi, I'm building a pub bike to replace my my 10 y/o Kona Paddy Wagon. Frame died :-( I will be using a Dolan FXE frame, but need to stick the old forks on it for lack of funds.

Question: Will the integrated ALPINA 36X45 HEADSET fit my standard forks? Obviously, after I remove the old crown race that is still in the photo.

Will any shims be needed?

nice photos.
same here, i need an L. out
good luck.

Size?

Like hey here good times: https://flic.kr/s/aHsjnBcGRk

My seatpost is stuck on my 2006 Kona Paddy Waggon. Anybody has an idea how to make it unstuck? I have tried literally everything.

are any of my photos I did not send to andrew (Cornelius Blackfoot on 16/08/2012 when he asked me last) actually in the book? I snooze and all sorts of things happen...

actually, on second thoughts are you serious there is a book? softback then, im a cheapskate.

bareback

Used to be Hackney Wick 2007-2014, Prague 3 - Žižkov now.

Hey. I'm back after 4+ years. Is the book ready yet?

I am so glad to be back on the forum (first visit, first thread after 4 years :-D).

MTFU FTW hehehe

4th dibs... or is that stupid? pickup tomorrow?

WTF!?? Just logged in after a few months... I remember in 2008-9 this forum was all about:

Actually I'm looking for someone who would let me sleep at his home for some beers or a carton of cigarettes or something like that :-)

"it's all about the ride" and all that.... is bad jokes all that a friendly visiting cyclist gets these days? Couch surfers (http://www.couchsurfing.org/) would have been a lot friendlier... What happened to lfgss??

1. MA3K
   
2. Buckaroo (birth of first child permitting)
   
3. Fox (no surprise births permitting)
   
4. Sumo
   
5. Fieldcoil
   
6. ian (conker) [as long as I don't suddenly get a bun in the oven]
   
7. hartxander
   
8. laner
   
9. ftony for his whopping SECOND forum ride ever
   
10. Kirth
    
11. TheorySwine
    
12. Cafewanda
    
13. Spudger
    
14. Nigel182
    
15. JAH East
    
16. Marco
    
17. dimi3
    
18. ziska
    
19. somebody
    
20. louis ∆
    
21. Ark Minor
    
22. Toby
    
23. John H
    
24. Jar
    
25. Warpaint
    
26. braker
    
27. fabjodo
    
28. judgie
    
29. playswellwithotters
    
30. Robert
    
31. heavisides
    
32. sherbertflyingsaucer
    
33. imp
    
34. tommy
    
35. edmundro
    
36. bodieanddoyle
    
37. Mrs b&d
    38.Yoshka
    
38. Extra Forte
    
39. Jogger
    
40. Skiver
    
    

This one's gonna get massive! Nice....

sorry - too big. dibs over :(

dibs pending it fits. PM on its way.

i may be interested for a small-ish friend. where are you? any chance of a test ride to see if it fits?

How gutted would I have been now - had I cancelled like I was about to (at 7pm on Saturday). Big respect to Andrew and David - you made the journey home a lot smoother and comfortable.

It was hard work, but it would have been much harder without julian, sam, tim, and john! Big thanks guys - great effort.

So what?? Are you in Alpe d'Huez already? How's it goimng?

I was too fresh after having some Ti boltage put into my knee :-) "Fixed in Homeron FTW!" (and only have a crappy hardtail) - it looked like 500% fun!! All except for the cow-biker - he's serious.

Oh yeah... and I was completely fucked from lack of oxygen even in the village, let alone the START up on the glacier after silly amount of workout (15m run...) right after I got there.

I was fine in a couple of days; smoking while shooting again.

... any tips? I'm on an alpine160

I went last year (as a bike-less photographer) with a bunch of mates from Prague. Here's the report in Czech and some pictures in english and a few more hehehe

My mates mostly said their freeride bikes (Kona Stinky, Transition 'something') were too much work on the flat/uphill bit in the middle. Here's the winning bike - hardly a downhill monster! I think 160 will be quite enough :-) Sharp rocks in the mid-top bit - my hiking boots died after a week of running around. Bring lots of money for fresh tyres - I seem to remeber the qualifying day being "worth" at least a pair of good quality rubbers and the same on the race day. Spares are easily available in the village, prices I don't remember - no amazing deals for sure, not a crazy rip-off either.

I'm missing this one - good luck! Post some pics!!

does anyone knows what colour that is?

That's bike-porn colour (not just colour)! What's that bike?? Yours?

EDIT: found it - http://www.pereiracycles.com/ UFTS fail.

... with its beautiful design it’s very contemporary.

Far preferable to the hunched and aggressive riding position of more sportybikes with the kind of hostile encounter with the rest of the world that this often implies.

Gazelle Chamonix Lite, the Rolls-Royce of bicycles... top of the range... the best bikes they make in Holland.

....if you are serious about cycling daily in style and comfort.

Just got off my sportbike, fixed my hunched position and here I come with my agressinve stance for some hostile encounters on the infamous (and arguably quite sporty) fixed-gear single speed forum....

...then and realized I was missing mudflaps. Dibs on mudflaps if you split and the price is right.